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Michael Aronstein

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Hitting the Street in the bear market days of the late 70’s, Michael Aronstein became quickly engaged in studying the Fed, interest rates and inflation.  His perspective, enabled by managing capital through high and low inflation and volatility regimes, reminds us of the old adage “there are no bad securities, only bad prices”.  A value-oriented investor with a taste for being contrarian, Michael’s research process blends an appreciation for market cycles, a respect for the power of Central Banks and a willingness to listen to what’s on peoples’ minds.  Our conversation on the 1987 crash includes his effective use of put options to ensure the portfolio and the impact of fast-rising US rates on the trade-off between being in risk.  We also cover the formation of Marketfield Asset Management in 2007, where Michael is Chief Investment Officer and how clearly he saw the excess of housing during that period.  In present day, Michael is concerned that the big wealth creation of the new economy is at risk, vulnerable to a slowdown in the money needed to keep the machine running.  Please enjoy this episode of the Alpha Exchange, my discussion with Michael Aronstein.

<p>Hitting the Street in the bear market days of the late 70’s, Michael Aronstein became quickly engaged in studying the Fed, interest rates and inflation.  His perspective, enabled by managing capital through high and low inflation and volatility regimes, reminds us of the old adage “there are no bad securities, only bad prices”.  A value-oriented investor with a taste for being contrarian, Michael’s research process blends an appreciation for market cycles, a respect for the power of Central Banks and a willingness to listen to what’s on peoples’ minds.  Our conversation on the 1987 crash includes his effective use of put options to ensure the portfolio and the impact of fast-rising US rates on the trade-off between being in risk.  We also cover the formation of Marketfield Asset Management in 2007, where Michael is Chief Investment Officer and how clearly he saw the excess of housing during that period.  In present day, Michael is concerned that the big wealth creation of the new economy is at risk, vulnerable to a slowdown in the money needed to keep the machine running.  Please enjoy this episode of the Alpha Exchange, my discussion with Michael Aronstein.</p>

Michael Aronstein, President and CIO of Marketfield Asset Management

Industry veteran and portfolio manager Michael Aronstein, CIO of Marketfield Asset Management, sits down with private investor Buddy Carter and Hedgeye CEO Keith McCullough in this edition of “Real Conversations.” The trio discusses critical developments facing investors right now and why the markets and economy look increasingly vulnerable.

Ep. 23 - Real Conversations: Michael Aronstein ‘Unplugged’ on the Biggest Market Risks